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GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS


All first-degree BSN and Distance ABSN (DABSN) students must satisfy Emory University Nursing General Education Requirements (GERs) in addition to prerequisite requirements to matriculate to the School of Nursing. Students who fail to provide an official transcript by orientation will be removed from classes and admission will be rescinded.

Emory/Oxford College students must complete all first- and second-year requirements (e.g., ECS101, HLTH100, PE). Please contact your advisor to ensure you fulfill these requirements.

Nursing General Education Requirements for Emory/Oxford College, Transfer Students, and DABSN Students: Applicants are required to have completed courses equivalent to Emory courses to meet the Emory University Nursing General Education Requirements (GERs) in addition to completing all nursing prerequisite requirements before beginning the program. Transcripts will be evaluated for both requirements. The Nursing Office of the Registrar is the final approval of courses meeting the Emory GERs.

GER Area

Required

description

 

 

FS 

 

 

1 Course 

3 Credit Hours 

Emory/Oxford Students: First-Year Seminar (FS) Must be taken at Emory College in the first 2 semesters. Oxford College students take a discovery seminar. 

D-ABSN/Transfer Students: First-Year Seminar (FS) course. Courses are in a variety of topical areas and are typically introductory in nature. 

 

FC 

 

1 Course 

First Year Communication (3) 

Freshman English/Writing Requirement (FC) AP English may also fulfill this requirement 

 

QR 

 

1 Course 

Quantitative Reasoning 

- Statistics (3) 

 

NS 

 

3 Courses 

Natural Science (course must have lab) (12 Credits Total) 

-Chemistry w/ lab (4) 

-Anatomy & Physiology I (4) 

-Anatomy & Physiology II (4) 

SS 

2 Courses 

Social Science (6 Credits total) 

-Human Growth & Development Across the Lifespan (3) 

HA 

1 Course 

Humanities & Arts (3) 

Note: All students matriculating to the School of Nursing will complete modules on Race & Ethnicity (ETHN) as part of their orientation to the School of Nursing. 

Experience and application (XA) is completed before graduation, as evidence by passing the final 

clinical course in the program of study. 

Note: Applicants may have courses to meet requirements in progress at the time of application but must supply official transcripts indicating completion no later than the first week of the Nursing program to remain actively enrolled.